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Nope. No difference.

I used the metal cloak kit to relocate the pump. It is now up on the drivers fender between the computer and the abs module.

A good torx socket set, and torx key set are a must have for a JK. Also this is more specific to my suspension system, but I carry a couple big *** adjustable wrenches for the jam nuts on my control arms and track bars.

Yea these bikes will do high way speeds just fine but it will be really up there in the rpms and could make the ride uncomfortable for long trips. Plus some of these older honda motors have some some oiling issues when they are run at high rpms for long amounts of time. Short highway blasts...

I rebuilt a 75 CB360 a couple of years ago. For a bike that has been sitting a while you should expect to replace any wearable part. So any seal, bushing, bearing, cable, and any rubber part that has degraded. Luckily I did not have to rebuild the engine, but everything else needed attention...

I have been using the sea to summit Aeros premium for a while now. It is the best backpacking pillow I have used, packs up smaller than a beer can. The one way valve system also lets you get the firmness exactly how you want it. They make some larger versions also.

I agree, I have been using this method for a while now. With the BFG MT's on my jeep they are super loud for a few hundred miles after rotation then quiet down after they wear a bit.

I looked into all the cool parts RTT, drawers, and fridges, but couldn't justify spending that cash for the 5 to 6 short trips I take per year. I did however find some cheaper options that work well for me. I decided to go with a Tuffy enclosure that keeps items secure and organized. Also went...

Not to familiar with Quebec city, but I would definitely make your way up through Vermont. Many awesome things to do and see, and some of the best backcountry roads in the northeast.

That is the same one I have. Worked well for me. Good info on the Firestik site. http://www.firestik.com/Tech_Docs/Setting_SWR.htm

When you have it set to lock to roads, and have your start and end point entered the suggested route should be displayed. You can then drag that route to any road you choose. This creates additional routing points and the turn by turn will adjust accordingly. It will not work if these road/...

+1 on the TDU. Has been holding up great for a belt that was less than $20. They also offer a version that is a little stiffer if you are looking to carry a holster or other heavy items.

Interested in a set in Black or Grey if possible!!

What transmission are you looking at getting? I have a manual trans with a 2.5 Metalcloak and 35s. My MPG didn't really change much going to 35s, it was 19-17 mpg stock and now is around 18-16 mpg. The ability to choose your own engine speed makes all the difference with mpg. Drive-ability...